Lifelines Projects Prior to 2006
Lifelines Project Reports
Projects by Topic Area Prior to 2006 - updated 6/17/05
- Topic 1 - Earthquake Ground Motion
- Topic 2 - Site Response
- Topic 3 - Permanent Ground Deformation
- Topic 4 - Seismic Performance of Substation Equipment
- Topic 5 - Electric System Building Vulnerability
- Topic 6 - Network System Performance
- Topic 7 - Emergency Response
Projects By Principal Investigator (Principal or Co-Principal)
- Donald Anderson, CH2M
- John Anderson, UNR
- James Anderson, USC
- Rasool Anooshehpoor, UNR
- Scott A. Ashford, UCSD
- J.P. Bardet, USC
- James Bay, Utah State
- Paolo Bazzurro, AIR Inc.
- Gregory C. Beroza, Stanford
- David Boore. USGS
- Ross W. Boulanger, UCD
- Jonathan Bray, UCB
- James Brune, UNR
- Brian Chiou, Caltrans
- Nancy Collins, URS Corp
- C. Allin Cornell, Stanford
- Steven Day, SDSU
- Pedro de Alba, U New Hampshire
- Armen Der Kiureghian, UCB
- Douglas Dreger, UCB
- Ahmed Elgamal, UCSD
- Gregory Fenves, UCB
- André Filiatrault, UCSD
- Robert W. Graves, URS Corp
- Thomas Henyey, SCEC
- Thomas Jordan, SCEC
- Robert Kayen, USGS
- Mark A. Ketchum, OPAC
- Anne Kiremidjian, Stanford
- Keith Knudsen, CDMG
- Gregory MacRae, UW
- Joseph R. Maffei, Rutherford & Chekene
- Nicos Makris, UCB
- James Malley, Degenkolb Engineers
- Niaz Nazir, EQE International
- Robert L. Nigbor, USC
- Dennis K. Ostrom, Ostrom Consulting
- Gerard C. Pardoen, UC Irvine
- Juan Pestana, UCB
- Mark Petersen, USGS
- Maurice S. Power, Geomatrix
- Ellen Rathje, UT@A
- Michael Riemer, UCB
- David Schwartz, USGS
- David Seaver, Battelle
- Raymond Seed, UCB
- Walter Silva, PE&A
- Paul Somerville, URS Corp
- Paul Spudich, USGS
- J. Carl Stepp, COSMOS
- Jonathan P. Stewart, UCLA
- Kenneth Stokoe II, UT
- Z.L. Wang, Geomatrix
- Stu Werner, SSEC
- Chris Wills, CDC-CGS
- Ivan Wong, URS Corp
- Leslie Youd, BYU
- Robert Youngs, Geomatrix
- Zeng, UNR
Program Sponsors
PEER is administered under the National Science Foundation's Engineering Research Centers Program and is headquartered at UC Berkeley.
PEER is funded by NSF, the state governments of California and Washington, and private industry and businesses.